Marlin Rites Set for Danese Youth Saturday
Danese Norman Lee Martin 13 died after brief illness. Funeral at Greenville Church Danese Saturday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Lucien Cemetery near Clintonville Bes ses the parents six sisters and five brothers. Navy service in Norfolk VA. Grandmother Mrs E S Martin Oak Hill also survives.
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Charleston Area Scouts Open Camporee in Fayette Tonight
Oak Hill report says over 1,000 Charleston Area Council Scouts from nine Southern West Virginia counties gather at Fayette County 4 H camp for a three day camporee. District campfires lead to a grand campfire Saturday with ribbons and awards Sunday as Henry G. Shires presides.
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Miss Jean Morton Weds Jimmie Ford in Charleston Ceremony
Oak Hill couple Jean L Morton and Jimmie C Ford were married June 7 at Christ Methodist Church Charleston officiated by Dr Joseph Clare Hoffman. Jean, a Oak Hill Floral Shop employee and Oak Hill High School graduate, wore a grey suit with pink rose corsage. Jimmie, son of Mr and Mrs P D Ford of Oak Hill, is a Marshall College student and 85th Army Division veteran.
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Betty Jane Payne Birthday Honoree in Beckley Party
Oak Hill resident Betty Jane Payne was celebrated at Calacino's in Beckley by Mary Ann Talbott. A guest list included Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Booth, Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. Hurt, Phyllis Stull, Robert James, Paul Carpenter, Jean Crouse, Vivian Thabet, Pherris, Bill Carpenter, Sara Louise Ashley, Pauline Dempsey, John Claypool, George Rahall.
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Officers Elected By Beaver Lions
Beaver Lions Club elected Lawrence Pruett as new dent of the club at the annual election. New officers serving with him include T Bartlett as first vice president H C Lambert as second vice president Mason Anderson as third vice president Sherman Akers as treasurer E R Bolton as secretary Ray Patton as tail twister A J Lilly and Jack Marlow as short term directors Lt C A Dew of Beckley Air Patrol spoke at the meeting about the patrol.
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Oak Hill Employee Held For Theft From Garage
Charles Sylbosky of Oak Hill, 244, charged with feloniously stealing $85 from the Godfrey garage in East End. He was arrested at 9:30 p.m. Thursday and held in Oak Hill jail until a Saturday hearing. Officers L Ku Toney and Charlie Bowles assisted.
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Akers matriarch visits sons in Danese
Mrs. Akers of Gauley Bridge visits her sons Bill and Jess Akers in Danese for a two week stay. She previously lived in Gauley Bridge for 125 years with daughter Mrs. Hazel Wright.
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Winona Woman's Rites Set Today
Last rites for Miss Ieie B. Hypes 58 will be held at 2 p m at Winona Baptist Church with Rev J E Brown officiating burial in Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill Survivors include husband Wilbur W Hypes and several children including Kath leen D. Erving Goldie A Hundley Dana A Hypes Ralph E Hypes Edgar L Hypes Charles WW Hypes Billie L Hypes James E Hypes sister and two brothers and 16 grandchildren also listed.
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Fayette Girls Earn Degrees at Marshal College
Oak Hill high school graduates Emma Duncan Rose Marie Martin and Kathryn Harrah received Bachelor of Arts degrees at June commencement exercises at Marshal College Huntington. They are daughters of C W Dunpean T B Martin and H Harrah, all of Oak Hill and Whipple.
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Wylie Re elected Leader of West Virginians Group
Dr Ward Wylie was re elected president of the Wyoming County Chapter of the West Virginians Inc in Mullens at the annual meeting. Officers named include William Holroyd as vice president and Ray Toler as secretary. Samuel Pinion Morgantown executive secretary spoke on scholarship aims and the shift from athletics to supporting WVU students.
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Delegates Named For State Meet From Oak Hill Lions Club
Oak Hill Lions Club will send seven delegates to the Lions convention at the West Virginia Hotel in Bluefield June 15 to 17. Delegates include Frank Thomas C P White W F Price Sr Eli Patrick Frank Shipe Glen KinKaid and Rev J A Wilson.
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Dance Proceeds Aid Illness Stricken Youths In Wyoming County
Proceeds from a Mullens High School dance fundraiser benefit the Wyoming County sight handicapped school. Lions Club members host the event with Concord Commanders providing music from 9 to 6. The Clover Dance label invites dancers to wear four leaf clovers for protection.
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Two Children Admitted to Mullens Hospital
Wesler Mullens report two children were admitted to Mullens hospital. Five year old Jackie Taylor son of Mr and Mrs John Taylor Stephenson improved after convulsions. Billy Cook son of Mrs Edith Cook Ball Apartments Second Street treated for poison oak. Mrs C W Linville discharged after treatment at Taylor-Dearing Hospital.
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Seeley Brothers To Be Reunited Today
After 23 years apart G A Seeley a Virginian Railway foreman will meet his brother Wirt D Seeley of New York City in Mullens for a first visit to the Seeley home. Wirt a mechanical engineer with a New York heating firm plans to stay over the weekend.
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Mrs Mounts fractures hip in fall downstairs
Mrs Harry Mounts is hospitalized at Raleigh General Hospital with a fractured right hip after a fall on the stairs at her West Malens home. The accident happened about 2 30 in the morning as she rose to pack a lunch for her husband, an engineer for the Virginian Railway Company.
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Moose Women Honor Girls State Delegate At Meeting
Mullens chapter of Women of the Moose honored Miss Billy Jean Ziegler daughter of Mrs Garnet Ziegler Price for being named Girls State delegate. She will attend a week at Jacksons Mill encampment, leaving Sunday. The group planned a banquet at Moose Hall for Black Eagle Coal Company officials and guests. Mrs Mayme Jenks Corinne was initiated.
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Mullens Couple Spends Vacation in Virginia
Mr and Mrs R W Doss of the Doss Apartments Mullens are visiting their son and daughter in Richmond Virginia for a few days. A James River fishing excursion near Richmond is planned as part of the trip.
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Rites Slated Today For Arnold Child
Funeral services for Patricia Ann Arnold aged 18 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arnold, will be at Matheney Chapel at 2 p m. The child died after swallowing lye at Beckley Hospital, where she had been admitted Saturday, passing away at 6 20 p m Wednesday. Also noted are brief business visits by R D Bailey and C S Worrell in Beckley.
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